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Reaching the optical propagation limit in temporal analog computing
A central goal of optical computing is to perform calculations on the timescale of light propagation. Yet many analog photonic solvers require feedback, storage or field build-up before the answer becomes available, introducing additional latency that limits real-time operation. Here we introduce th
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